The studio has closed.
Something new is beginning.
After years of building One Pilates Studio into something I am genuinely proud of — full classes, a loyal community, and a real home for Classical Pilates in Geneva — the studio closed its doors on 30 April 2025.
This was not a difficult ending. It was a deliberate one. When the lease came up for renewal, I asked myself what I actually wanted next. The honest answer was freedom, simplicity, and the chance to help more people than four walls could ever contain.
My children are grown. I have options. I chose to use them.
« Other studio owners told me they were jealous. That told me everything I needed to know about the model I was leaving — and the one I wanted to build. »
I have spent years on both sides of the Pilates studio relationship — as a teacher and as an owner. What I have learned is that the most valuable person in any studio is rarely the owner. It is the teacher who shows up as a genuine partner.
Most experienced Pilates teachers are underpaid, overextended, and quietly wondering whether opening their own studio is the answer. I know, because I was that teacher — before I became that studio owner.
The answer, in most cases, is no. And I am building something to show a better way.
A coaching programme for experienced Pilates teachers who want to earn more, work fewer hours, and build a career that gives them real freedom — without a lease, staff, or the stress of studio ownership.
One email when doors open. Nothing else.
